Drawing from his fifteen years as Frank Sinatra's valet, George Jacobs offers a candid and revealing memoir filled with memorable anecdotes and shocking insights. Co-authored with William Stadiem, the book is packed with quotable remarks that provide a glimpse into the glamorous yet tumultuous life of one of music's biggest icons. It serves as a captivating read for gossip enthusiasts, showcasing the highs and lows of working closely with Sinatra.
William Stadiem Boeken
William Stadiem brengt een uniek perspectief, gevormd door zowel Wall Street als Hollywood, naar zijn boeiende verkenningen van beroemdheden en excessen. Hij creëert verhalen die zich verdiepen in het decadente en het buitensporige, en biedt lezers een kijkje achter de schermen van het leven van de beroemde. Zijn schrijven kenmerkt zich door een scherpe, vaak geestige, ontleding van het glamoureuze en het schandalige. Stadiems werk dompelt de lezer onder in een wereld van grootschalige persoonlijkheden en drama achter de schermen, en onthult de aantrekkingskracht en de vaak ongeziene realiteiten van de showbusiness.






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